Assaults on college coeds have been increasing at an alarming rate. Young women are challenged by the need for personal protection which does not interfere with books, laptops or campus regulations.
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Office politics have long included sexual harassment. One way to distinguish low risk flirtations from harassment is a matter of who has the power. The saying, “absolute power corrupts absolutely” might well have been invented about sexual harassment and abuse issues.
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Put yourself in the shoes of suburban women in an area plagued with break-ins and sexual assaults. A group of women in a southern state found themselves in just such a position.
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If you decide it is time to improve your Self-Defense Quotient here are some safety practices which can safe your life.
- Develop the habit of being aware of your surroundings – all of them. Alertness to possible danger provides you with advance warning signals that give you time to avoid questionable situations.
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Imagine being in the jungle while facing a charging lion. The sun is hot on your head and arms. The air is thick with the smell of dust. Your focus narrows to the beast which is heading directly toward you. Your heart is beating wildly as you raise your gun, only to find that your hands are shaking as you try to take aim. Now what?
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If you’re not a woman, chances are you have at least one woman in your life whose well-being and safety you care about, especially if that woman is your college-aged daughter.
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The nightly news, newspapers, and talk radio are all full of reports and stories relating to the fuel crisis. And with fuel prices rising to over four dollars per gallon in most U.S. cities right now, law enforcement officials are documenting a whole new wave of crimes cropping up across the country.
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Climbing, hiking, and mountain climbing have been favorite outdoor activities throughout history, but this year we’re guaranteed to see a rapid rise in the number of families venturing out to explore nature thanks to the skyrocketing price of fuel. With the increased traffic in the backcountry this summer, there will undoubtedly be a rise in the number of bear attacks to follow. It just stands to reason that when more humans venture into wild animal habitat, the outcome is more defensive and predatorial attacks by those animals.
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Recently Dateline NBC aired an episode that investigated how one Florida stalker was silently attacking and abducting women as they approached their SUV’s in a mall parking lot. It made me take note of how unconscious some women, particularly young women, are when they leave the shopping mall or even the grocery store. Most are either preoccupied with their children, are struggling with an armload of bags or a stroller, and more often than not are either talking on a cell phone or listening to an iPod. All of these make a woman a dangerously easy target for any stalker or would-be attacker.
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Health experts have recently named antidepressants as the second most commonly prescribed class of drugs today among youth patients aged 19 and under in the United States. Physicians and medical professionals prescribe antidepressants for a whole host of reasons, including a sharp rise in the instances when they are called upon to manage and treat patients with mental illnesses and bipolar disorder diagnoses.
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